A Bold Critique of Fulbright and USIA Budget Cuts
A conservative view argues Senator Fulbright plans to slash USIA funding by over 20 percent, weaken Voice of America, and cites a clash over confidential country planning papers. The piece cites Fulbright's stature, director Shakespeare, and a 9-4 committee vote to cut Fiscal 1973 authorization from 200.2 million to 155 million, noting potential Senate floor action.
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Voice of Arm
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Portugal
Albania
VOA
Russia
China
Arab Republic
United States
The Athens Messenger History and Editorial Team
The Athens Messenger lists its publisher, editorial staff, and historic leadership lineage. It notes 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio as the paper base with founders and successors from 1825 through 1965 and names Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush G Ke Fred W Weber M W McDargh Charles W Reamer and Richard R Paynter in key roles.
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Life Insurance Costs Guide Shakes Industry Says Pennsylvania
The state published life insurance cost data showing wide variations across 166 companies and 95 percent of the market. The guide ranks firms by cost and value, noting larger companies often score worse than smaller rivals. Dr. Herbert S. Denenberg calls it the first consumer accessible guide.
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National Underwriters Co
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Harrisburg
McGovern Seen as Tough Contender Despite Early Doubts
After a Medford breakfast with George McGovern, Lt. Gov. Bill Dougherty affirmed the candidate’s toughness and predicted a race upset. The piece traces McGovern’s unlikely rise from South Dakota party organizer to national contender and questions how perception shifted since New Hampshire and Massachusetts contests.
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Organized Labor
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Washington
George Wallace
Chicago
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White House
Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
United States
Letter to the Editor praises O'Bleness Hospital and doctors
John W. Bolin of Athens writes about his dual visits to O'Bleness Hospital since 1972. He commends the doctors for long hours and effective care, notes recent improvements in X ray and pathology departments, and urges support for the hospital and its staff.
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Athens
Athens Education Association backs 5 mill renewal levy
The Athens Education Association endorses the 5 mill renewal levy for the Athens City School District in the May primary. The levy, effective since 1967, provides 139000 dollars this year, about 17 percent of local school millage, funding heating utilities cleaning textbooks salaries bus and maintenance. It thanks residents of Athens Chauncey The Plains and surrounding areas for past support.
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Athens School District to vote on 5 mill levy renewal
On Tuesday citizens in the Athens City School District will decide on renewing a 5 mill levy. The American Association of University Women endorses the renewal urging voters to support the levy for the welfare of children.
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American Association of University Women
McGovern Risks Becoming Democratic Goldwater
Washington insight analyzes George McGovern’s 1972 bid, arguing his campaign’s moralizing, purity rhetoric risks alienating centrists and the broader party. It notes Muskie Humphrey centrists, Johnson’s exit, and warns of a self-limiting, partisan image if attacks on the center persist.
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